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The 2011 MacBook Pro refresh is far more radical than it might seem. At a glance, the aluminium unibody Apple MacBook Pro line-up – including this top-of-the-range 17-inch model – look pretty much the same as their predecessors. But under the hood, they f...

Great new processors, Powerful new graphics chips, Thunderbolt port, Excellent battery life, Strong, light unibody construction...

Expensive, Same old optical drive, Hard drive a little slow, No blu-ray option, Antiglare option costs extra...

A major power boost for the top-end MacBook Pro, with Thunderbolt offering exciting possibilities...
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Apple refreshed the MacBook Pro line earlier this year with Intel's Core i CPUs. While the glossy screens and unibody construction are now a familiar sight, Apple does offer several build-to-order tweaks that aren’t likely to appear on the shop floor...

Certainly, at this end of the range, Apple hardware appears expensive, but if you’re after a high-end laptop, use the MacBook Pro 17in for any length of time and it will constantly remind you that there’s a reason why it commands such a price. ® More...
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So, you know you want a computer with a big screen but you want to be able to move it around reasonably easily. So a desktop machine like the iMac 27-inch screen computer is right out. Well, there are plenty of Windows PCs on the market, but the most...

Looks great, works like a dream...

Price, no SD card slot...

Gorgeous, effective, powerful and huge. With a price ticket to match Key specs3.5mm jack, Bluetooth, Ethernet, FireWire, Li-ion battery, USB, Wi-Fi...
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Sitting among this month's monsters, Apple's MacBook Pro looks sleek, graceful and... small. It certainly doesn't look its 17 inches, and the compact keyboard and almost complete lack of external features only accentuate that illusion. Don't be fooled;...

Sleek, graceful, and a glorious 17in screen. See how the Apple MacBook Pro 17 compared to other desktop replacement laptops in our latest roundup...
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digitalartsonline.co.uk Updated: 2014-05-22 08:55:27
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The new 17-inch MacBook Pro costs the same and looks the same as the £1,899 17-inch MacBook Pro released last year. But inside, a 2.53GHz Intel Core i5 replaces the 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo used previously. The dual graphics processors and the way you s...

Huge screen; seamless switching between graphics chips; longer battery life than previous 17inch model; ability to output audio using MiniDisplay Port connection; new inertial scrolling...

No video adaptors included; not as easily portable as Apple’s other laptops...
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The new 17in MacBook Pro costs the same and looks the same as the £1,899 17in MacBook Pro released last year. But inside, a 2.53GHz Intel Core i5 replaces the 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo used previously. The dual graphics processors and the way you switch...

Huge screen; seamless switching between graphics chips; longer battery life than previous 17in model; ability to output audio using MiniDisplay Port connection; new inertial scrolling...

No video adaptors included; not as easily portable as Apple’s other laptops...

The new 17in MacBook Pro offers better performance and a little more battery life. The smaller, lighter 15in 2.66GHz Core i7 MacBook Pro costs less and performs better, but it you want a larger screen or need an ExpressCard/34 slot, the 17in is the only m...
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techradar.com Updated: 2014-05-22 08:55:27
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Apple's 17-inch MacBook Pro is the Rolls-Royce of the MacBook Pro range. For many users it's overkill. Not everyone needs the power and versatility it offers, and at a hundred pounds shy of two grand (possibly more, if you choose customisation options...

Hyper Threading, Turbo Boost, Automatic Graphics Switching, Powerful new GPU, Extended battery life...

Expensive, No Blu-Ray drive, Can't restrict to integrated graphics...

Apple's 17-inch MacBook Pro is the Rolls-Royce of the MacBook Pro range. For many users it's overkill. Not everyone needs the power and versatility it offers, and at a hundred pounds shy of two grand (possibly more, if you choose customisation options...
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There's no denying that the aluminium unibody MacBook Pro line of laptops is incredibly good-looking. With luxurious curves, softly brushed metal surfaces and deep black keyboard, it's love at first sight for many.And the design is backed up by the exc...

The desirable MacBook Pro now bears Intel’s Core i7 processor and shows the limitations of design...
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T3.com Updated: 2014-05-22 08:55:27
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Apple recently updated it’s MacBook Pro line and if you’re planning to invest in a large-screen laptop, this could well be the update you’ve been waiting for. Favoured by professional users who need portability without sacrificing screen size or p...

Lovely big screen, Exciting new processors, Sturdy unibody construction, New graphics switching technology, Retains ExpressCard slot...

Expensive...

A fantastic under-the-hood upgrade brings a host of new technologies to the 17-inch MacBook Pro...
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